During pregnancy, every pregnant woman will undergo detailed prenatal check ups regularly, including blood tests and other tests. Through examination, it can be determined whether pregnant women have symptoms of low progesterone. If the progesterone level of pregnant women is too low during pregnancy, it is not good. So, what are the normal values of progesterone and hCG at 31 days of pregnancy?
Generally, around 31 days of pregnancy, the HCG value of pregnant women will be between 1000-50000, while the reference value of progesterone is in the range of 19.4-95.3 (ng/mL). The progesterone level will increase with the duration of pregnancy, and the rate of increase will be slower in the early stages of pregnancy, reaching its peak at full term.
Generally, HCG values can be used to determine whether a pregnant woman has ectopic pregnancy or threatened miscarriage, but a single examination cannot immediately draw a conclusion. It is necessary to dynamically observe the pregnant woman and closely monitor physical changes in order to draw a conclusion. HCG secretion increases rapidly in the early stages of pregnancy, reaching its peak at 8 or 10 weeks of gestation.
Most pregnant women with low progesterone levels, after being examined by professional doctors and treated accordingly, can generally continue to have a normal pregnancy by supplementing sufficient luteal function. Pregnant women with symptoms of ectopic pregnancy and embryonic arrest have lower levels of progesterone in their bodies compared to normal periods. Therefore, when pregnant women are diagnosed with low progesterone levels, they must seek treatment at a regular hospital.
